Cincinnati LAB Theatre will be holding auditions for their 2024 Summer New Works Festival on April 2 & 3, 2024, 7pm-9pm, at the Bell Tower Arts Pavilion in Evendale, OH.
For your audition we ask that you prepare two (2) contrasting contemporary monologues, and submit your headshot and resume via this Google Form: https://docs.google.com/…/1FAIpQLSc56Us57g7…/viewform…
Or you may bring hard copies of your headshot and resume to the audition. (you do not need to do both).
If you are unable to attend the in-person auditions, you may submit your video audition via Jotform: https://form.jotform.com/221286960889068
We are looking to cast 5 full-length productions (2 fully staged, and 3 readings), and encourage all types to audition.
We look forward to meeting you!
Sincerely,
Elizabeth a. Harris, Torie Pate, & Robert Allen
Co-Artistic Directors of Cincinnati LAB Theatre
Get ready for a sizzling summer of creativity and entertainment as Cincinnati LAB Theatre proudly announces its highly anticipated 2023 New Works Festival, set to take place July 20-29. This festival promises to be a celebration of established and emerging artists in the Greater Cincinnati Area, featuring a dazzling lineup of innovative performances and brand-new plays.
Cincinnati LAB Theatre is excited to announce auditions for our 2023 New Works Festival! Rehearsals for the festival will be held June 18-July 19. Performances will be: July 20-29.
From Cincinnati LAB Theatre:
Preggers, Or Parenthood For Virgins by Rebecca Dzida. Directed by David Derringer. Arranged marriage is hard enough, but when newlyweds Mary and Joseph discover they’ve been chosen to raise the Son of God, it gets harder. Along with a little help from the angel Gabriel, they must learn to navigate the challenges and absurdities of love, marriage, parenthood, and destiny. Performances July 21st at 7:30pm and 29th at 8:00pm.
Finding Neil Patrick Harris by Donna Hoke. Directed by Dennis Murphy. When
Burning Down The House by Pamela Weiler Grayson. Directed by Greg Procaccino. BURNING DOWN THE HOUSE explores the bonds of marital commitment, when Lisa, a 51 year-old woman, becomes the caretaker for her 54 year-old husband, Greg, who has Early Onset Alzheimer’s Disease (EOAD). The play time-shifts between the past and the present, revealing the strength, humor, and passion of a long-term marriage, juxtaposed with the isolated, painful prison it has become. Between the demands of her deteriorating husband, and her young adult children, can Lisa find some kind of joy for herself, without
Akrasia by Kate McMorran. Directed by Robert Allen. Struggling through therapy after a painful breakup, Amy meets Jason – the perfect rebound. As their relationship builds, Amy realizes everything isn’t quite as it seems when they run into Rachel – a mysterious figure from Jason’s past. As Jason’s secrets are revealed, Amy is forced to explore what boundaries, consent, and the stories we tell ourselves really mean. Reading July 24th, at 2:00pm.
Of Dudes And Nudes by Nathan Top. Directed by Elizabeth a. Harris. Gym-rat Jeff wants to quit going to marriage counseling with his wife, Trish. When Jeff accidentally takes a peek at Trish’s phone, he discovers a dick pic, one that he didn’t send to her. Determined to save his marriage, Jeff seeks counsel from his best friend, Calvin, whose picture perfect relationship with an older man, Don, has also begun to reveal cracks. Of Dudes and Nudes is a fast-paced comedy that explores the hierarchy of our closest relationships and the sacrifices we make to maintain them. Reading July 24th at 4:00pm.
in a stand of dying trees by Shannon TL Kearns. Directed by Carolyn Guido Clifford. Ben and Amanda love their town and they love their neighbors. Sure, they sometimes disagree, but they are comfortable. When Liam, Ben’s former college friend, comes to town on a campaign to get people to “vote blue” their idyllic life is threatened. Can people remain friends even when they disagree? And who has the right to defend themselves? Reading July 24th at 7:00pm.
The Philosophy Of Cavemen by CL Byrd. Directed by Torie Pate. Three cavemen
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